Universal identification device

ABSTRACT

A Universal identification system comprising: a Universal ID device, a Universal ID reader and a Universal ID computing system is described.

This application claim the benefit of U.S. Provisional PatentApplication No. 62/845,270 having a filing date of May 8, 2019 which isincorporated by reference in its entirety, including all appendices, asif fully set forth herein.

FIELD

Universal identification (“Universal ID”) devices and systems isdisclosed. It has applications anywhere identification devices may benecessary; for example, Universal ID consolidates plurality of existingidentification cards. Preferably, the Universal ID is a smart devicecapable of accessing data tied to different IDs issued by governmentalinstitutions in addition to criminal records, health checks, DNArecords, Marriage license, Driver License, Birth certificate and SocialSecurity cards by using a reader to access the cloud to get requestedinformation by multiple institutions. As an example, on preferredembodiment of a Universal ID may be a described as a multiidentification card.

It is envisioned that Universal ID may provide users a simple way toaccess to diverse data in an easy and rapid manner without carryingmultiple cards and protecting the user from losing important documents.

BACKGROUND

Numerous forms of identification exist such as driver licenses, etc.exist. Yet none of these devices consolidate is a smart device capableof accessing data tied to different IDs issued by governmentalinstitutions in addition to criminal records, health checks, DNArecords, Marriage license, Driver License, Birth certificate and SocialSecurity cards by using a reader to access the cloud to get requestedinformation by multiple institutions.

The following background patents (as the following US Patent and PatentPublication Nos.), which are incorporated by reference in theirentireties, are disclosed merely for background purposes and relevant tothe state of the art, but do not contain one or more of the elements ofthe present invention:

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SUMMARY

The structure, overall operation and technical characteristics of thepresent invention will become apparent with the detailed description ofpreferred embodiments and the illustration of the related drawingsherein.

Preferably, the invention consists of Universal ID using a methodologyfor communication within an Universal ID system using an Universal IDreader. Preferably, this Universal ID reader will read all theinformation needed from a Universal ID device such as a smart chip in aUniversal ID card. After gathering all the information needed, theUniversal ID reader will perform an API [application programminginterface] request passing encrypted information and all the mandatoryauthentication headers. The Universal ID computing system will acceptthe request and validate all the data to ensure it is received from atrusted source. In a preferred embodiment, dual authentication such as asmart phone or some other devices may be used to provide enhancedsecurity.

One preferred embodiment of a Universal identification system forcombining a plurality of identifications the system includes a UniversalID device including encrypted identification data storage andauthentication access, a Universal ID reader having internet connectionand able read the Universal ID device and an output to display data anda Universal ID computing system connected to the Universal ID reader andincluding at least one relational database ensuring uncorrupted data andat least one non-relational database for storage of information. Morepreferably, the Universal ID device is a smart card including a smartchip. More preferably, the smart chip stores information about one ormore of the following: a natural person, a juridical person, an animal,a plant and a thing. Additionally preferable, the Universal ID readerreads the information from the smart chip and using the internetrequests information from a Universal ID services. In another preferredembodiment, the Universal ID reader further comprises an additionalverification input unique to at least one of following associated withthe Universal ID device: the natural person, the juridical person, theanimal, the plant and the thing.

The Universal ID computing system may also preferably include computingservices residing in a cloud. More preferably, the Universal IDcomputing system further including microservices wherein each set ofinformation represents a logical block of data. Also more preferably,the Universal ID computing system further including at least onemicroservice wherein the microservice each set of information processedrepresents a logical block of data. Most preferably, the microservicesinclude elements selected from the group consisting of an applicationprogramming interface, a background offline data processing, a cacheunit, and a database.

In another preferred embodiment, a Universal identification systemmethod for combining a plurality of identifications the system isdescribed having the steps of: Coupling a Universal ID device to anUniversal ID reader, Gathering data from the Universal ID device byUniversal ID reader, Creating an application programming interface bythe Universal ID reader, Requesting additional verification input by theUniversal ID reader, Sending at least one request from the Universal IDreader to a Universal ID computing system, Validating the at least onerequest by the Universal ID computing system, Gathering responsive databy the Universal ID computing system, Sending responsive data from theUniversal ID computing system to the Universal ID reader, Validatingresponsive data by the Universal ID reader, and Displaying responsivedata on a screen of the Universal ID reader. More preferably, the stepof requesting additional verification input by the Universal ID readerincludes requesting at least one of the following: fingerprints, photos,retinal scan or DNA associated with the Universal ID device. Also morepreferably, the step of requesting additional verification input by theUniversal ID reader includes requesting at least one of the following:fingerprints, photos, retinal scan or DNA which are matched againstinformation stored on the Universal ID device.

Preferably, the the step of Sending a request from the Universal IDreader to a Universal ID computing system includes encrypting therequest. Also preferably, the step of Validating request by theUniversal ID computing system includes decrypting the request.Additionally preferably, the step of Gathering responsive data by theUniversal ID computing system includes accessing at least onenon-relational database.

Likewise preferably, the step of Gathering responsive data by theUniversal ID computing system includes building responsive data from theat least one non-relational database. More preferably yet, the step ofSending responsive data from the Universal ID computing system to theUniversal ID reader includes encrypting the responsive data. Mostpreferably, the method comprises the further step of storing theresponsive data on the Universal ID device.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a pictorial diagram of one preferred embodiment ofcomponents.

FIG. 2 shows a pictorial diagram of one preferred embodiment of aUniversal ID device, namely a Universal ID card with smart chip.

FIG. 3 shows a pictorial diagram of one preferred embodiment of aUniversal ID reader.

FIG. 4 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment ofmicroservices architecture.

FIG. 5 shows a pictorial diagram of one preferred embodiment showing onepossible microservice.

FIG. 6 shows a pictorial diagram of one preferred embodiment of aplatform for use with the computing system.

FIG. 7 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment of amethodology for use with Universal ID device which is a card in thisembodiment.

FIG. 8 shows a pictorial diagram of one preferred embodiment of apossible output from a Universal ID reader.

FIG. 9 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment of amethodology for use with Universal ID device, which is a card in thisembodiment, using a fingerprint authentication.

FIG. 10 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment of a responsemethodology for use with Universal ID Reader.

FIG. 11 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment of a requestmethodology for use with Universal ID computing service.

FIG. 12 shows a pictorial diagram of one preferred embodiment of how thecommunication works within services.

FIG. 13 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment of amethodology for use with Universal ID computing service using afingerprint authentication.

FIG. 14 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment of a responsemethodology for use with Universal ID Reader.

FIG. 15 shows a block diagram of one preferred embodiment of amethodology for use with Universal ID computing.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

A preferred embodiment of the invention comprises the followingcomponents: 1) Database (DB) and computing services existing in thecloud to be able to scale up as demand dictates. DB will primarily userelational database to ensure the uncorrupted data, and non-relationaldatabase(s) for extensive storage of information; 2) A Universal IDdevice, such as a smart card, will preferably have a chip to storeidentification data using encryption to assure genuity of the documentand/or data and authenticate access to the cloud to request specifieddata by using an Universal ID reader; and 3) The Universal ID readerwill require internet connection to connect to the cloud using encrypteddata to request all the information needed by the user at the time.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention comprises the followingmethodology: communication within the Universal ID system using aUniversal ID Reader. In this preferred embodiment, the Universal IDReader will read all the information needed from the smart chip in thecard. After gathering all the information needed, the Universal IDReader will create an API request passing encrypted information and allthe mandatory authentication headers. In a preferred embodiment, theUniversal ID system will accept the request and validate all the data toensure it is coming from a trusted source. FIG. 1 shows schematically apreferred embodiment where a Universal ID device 10, preferably a smartcard with embedded chip or some other device with stored information, aUniversal ID reader 20, and Universal ID computing system 30 communicateafter validation.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes a Universal ID device.Preferably, this device can be any device that can store pertinentinformation about user such as a natural person, a juridical person, ananimal, a plant or a thing such that information can be used with theinvention and authenticated. More preferably and as shown in FIG. 2, theUniversal ID device is smart card 50 containing a smart chip 60, andmost preferably, the smart card will have an embedded chip following theIEC 7810 international standard. The size for this smart chip will beID-3 (125×88 mm) in a B7 format.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes a Universal ID reader20 as shown in FIG. 3. Preferably, the Universal ID reader is a smartchip reader with internet connection capable of reading the informationfrom the smart card and sending that information to the cloud andrequesting information from Universal ID services. In addition, it willhave a screen to show data coming back from the cloud such asphotography, personal data and a verification status result. In apreferred embodiment, verification requires a second step that is uniqueto the user of the Universal ID device, such as fingerprints, facialrecognition, retinal identification, DNA, randomly authenticated keypair or some other unique feature of associated with the user when usingthe Universal ID reader. It is believed that this way we can protectusers from identity theft and adds better security.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes a Universal IDcomputing system; preferably the Universal ID computing system includescomputing services residing in the cloud to ensure scalability as demanddictates. Preferably, this computing service will be formed by arelational database to ensure structured data and non-relationaldatabases for bulk data storing.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention Universal ID computing systemfurther includes microservices, and more preferably the microserviceswill be of an approach where every single set of information willrepresent a logical block of data. Most preferably, each block of datawill be handled by an individual microservice. In a preferredimplementation of microservices is that the user interface (Universal IDdevice and Universal ID reader (preferably smart care and card readers)utilize User Interface software (UI) to manage data, and any other partwhere the user can interact with the system) will communicate thru APIs.Each API will be independent and responsible to handle all the businesslogic attached to that specific API. Preferably, the UI will notcommunicate to the database directly. In the preferred embodiment,communication with and access to each database will be mandatory viaeach API; however, every single API is capable to communicating withother APIs to get certain additional set(s) of data depending on whatthe business requirements are.

FIG. 4 shows a preferred embodiment of implementation of themicroservices including Universal ID reader (user interface) 110, API120 generally (denoted by specific 121, 122, 123, and 124,specifically), Business logic 130 (denoted by specific 131, 132, 133,and 134, specifically, data access layer 140 (denoted by specific 141,142, and 143, specifically and SQL (structure query language or“sequel”) managed database 150 (denoted by specific 151 and 153,specifically.

In a preferred embodiment, every single Microservice can have thefollowing elements:

-   -   API    -   Background offline data processing    -   Cache unit    -   Database

In a preferred embodiment, each API is a gateway to access specificinformation needed by the user. Preferably, the invention includesbackground offline data processing that refers to an automated web jobthat can be processing batches of data in a separate task in order toenhance performance. More preferably, one or more cache units will beimplemented to handle large sets of data to which constant access isneeded and wherein such data rarely changes, if at all. In a mostpreferred embodiment, each database might be shared with some otherservices or might be individual depending on the business needs. FIG. 5shows a preferred embodiment of a microservice 110 having an API 125,background processing 160, cache 170 and SQL database 155.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention uses a platform for therelational database(s). More preferably, the platform is cloud-basedincluding at least two regions which assures availability of 99.9% andimplement continuous backups; for example, as shown in FIG. 6 (showingthree regions 210, 220 and 230). In a more preferred embodiment, theplatform will start with 2 different locations (West and East) usingload balancing components to deliver the traffic to the nearest servers.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention uses a methodology to get datafrom Universal ID device; for example, when a smart card is insertedinto the Universal ID reader; for example 310 in FIG. 7. Preferably, theUniversal ID reader will gather from the smart chip such as thefingerprints, photos and user data, etc.; for example 320 in FIG. 7.Most preferably, after the data has been collected by the Universal IDreader, the Universal ID reader 330 will prompt the user to providefingerprints 340 to ensure the Universal ID isn't being used by someother individual as shown in FIG. 7.

In the preferred embodiment shown in FIG. 7, the reader will append thefingerprints data to a Universal ID request 350 and that is sent to thecloud using encrypted data. Preferably, the Universal ID computingsystem will get the request and will decrypt the data to compare the DBagainst the request and whether allow or refuse communication 360. Ifthe request is successfully validated, then all the requested data willbe collected from the DB and creates a response 370.

In this preferred embodiment, the response will be encrypted and sent tothe Universal ID reader 380. The Universal ID reader will decrypt andvalidate the response 390 and will display the results in the screen toshow the requested data 395.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention a Universal ID system 400 willstore and provide data for different categories listed above but notlimited to them. Each Universal ID Reader will be specially configuredto allow requests to access to certain sets of data depending on thebusiness needs. FIG. 8 shows a preferred embodiment including a user(actor) 401, a Universal ID device (smart card) 402, Universal reader403, and various sets of data pertinent to the user such as marriagelicense 410, social security card 420, driver's license 430, birthcertificate 440, DNA data 450, medical data 460, and criminal data 470.In more preferred embodiments, other sets of data pertinent to the usermay be added, such as licenses, university degrees, or otherachievements or disciplinary actions.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes a Universal ID reader500 that initiates a request. In this preferred embodiment, when theUniversal ID Reader performs a smart chip read 510, the Universal IDreader may access some or all the user data stored. Preferably, theUniversal ID Reader may collect, among other things, photos,fingerprints and user data such as Birthdate, Full name and Address. Inthis preferred embodiment, the Universal ID reader preferably displayssome or all of the collected data on the screen 520, and then may promptthe user for other identifying information for verification 530, such asfingerprints, preferably by scanner 540, as a last step before sending arequest. This preferred verification will allow the user to have atleast 2 security checks, first visually comparing the photo with theindividual, and second check would be matching fingerprints, or whateverother identifying information, with what is stored in the smart chip.Preferably, this will ensure the Universal ID system is being used bythe person tied to the Universal ID device. In this preferred embodimentshown in FIG. 9 validates the fingerprints 550, if the fingerprints donot match, then an authentication error 553 will be displayed in thescreen asking the personal to take an action, whether to refuse therequested service or to try again. In this preferred embodiment, it isnot possible to request any information if the fingerprints do not matchwith the data stored in the smart chip.

In this preferred embodiment, if the fingerprints match, then the readerwill collect all the data provided and start encrypting all theinformation using an internal encryption method to ensure communicationis E2E (end to end) and cannot be decrypted in between endpoints. Inthis preferred embodiment, this request will include authenticationheaders since those are mandatory by Universal ID computing toauthenticate communication. In this preferred embodiment, after all theinformation is collected, Universal ID Reader builds a request appendingcollected data 560, encrypts the request 570 and sends the request 580and waits for the response.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes a Universal ID reader610 that gets the response and decrypts the data 620 using an internaldecryption method to authenticate the response 640.

In this preferred embodiment, if a valid response is obtained afterperforming all the internal validation checks 630, the Universal IDreader will perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations overthe smart chip 660 and will display the results in the screen 670. Inthis preferred embodiment, if the response does not pass all thevalidation checks it assumes the data is corrupted and will show anauthentication error 650. FIG. 10 shows one preferred embodiment theresponse process.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes Universal ID computing700 such that it uses microservices methodology to build reliableservices, Universal ID computing may include one or more APIs dedicatedto identify and respond to incoming requests 710 from multiple UniversalID Readers from different locations. In a preferred embodiment, eachrequest will come from a Universal ID reader identifier with a set ofvalues and be decrypted 720 that will authenticate the request from aspecific device. In a preferred embodiment, it is the intention toprevent non authorized requests from obtaining or stealing informationof different individuals in the Universal ID database(s).

In a preferred embodiment, if a request is authenticated 730, thenUniversal ID computing services will perform a data source access 740(it can be databases or external services) to gather all the informationrequested and then a response will be built 750 with an authenticatedtoken, encrypted 760, and sent 770 so the Universal ID reader can verifythe response is coming from Universal ID Computing services rather thansome fake service in case the Universal ID Reader was hacked to point toa different location for requests. FIG. 11 shows a preferred embodimentof different scenarios where the Universal ID Computing service mayproceed. If the request is not validated, then the Universal IDComputing service an error message is created 735, a response is built750, then encrypted 760 and sent 770 to the Universal ID reader.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes data access; forexample, a cluster of different services may be used to fetch andretrieve data from Universal ID computing services 800, after requestvalidation a set of internal and external requests will be performed todifferent services to resolve the request 810. In a preferredembodiment, each microservice (denoted 821, 822, 823, 824, 825, 826, and827) will have dual communication with multiple endpoints (denoted 851,852, 853, 854, 855, 856, 857, 858, 871, 872, 881, and 882) residing indifferent services. External services, whether private or public, suchas governmental databases, medical databases, criminal databases, etc.,are shown as 828 and 829 and are connected by 891, and 892, usuallybidirectionally, and could technically be thought of as microservicesalbeit external. In a preferred embodiment, some services will bededicated to store databases and some other services may be dedicated toperforming business logic. In a preferred embodiment, in addition to thelocal services, external services may be required to feed the UniversalID database. FIG. 12 shows one preferred embodiment of the Universal IDcomputing services.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes authentication usingthe Universal ID reader and Universal ID card. Preferably, the UniversalID reader will perform authentications over the card inserted (UniversalID device) in addition to the responses coming from Universal IDComputing services. In this preferred embodiment, both authenticationsare needed in order to provide cyber security to the system and avoidhackers to steal data from Universal ID. For example, preferably, if aUniversal ID devices (e.g. smart card) is stolen and being used by adifferent individual, it should be detectable to identify anunauthorized use of the smart card. More preferably, the sameidentification happens if the Universal ID card is cloned and adifferent person is trying to get access to all the data from the card.In this preferred embodiment, authentication over the stored data in thesmart chip is required. FIG. 13 shows the overall of the validation overthe Universal ID card where the Universal ID devices is inserted into aUniversal ID reader 910, the Universal ID reader reads encrypted datafrom a smart chip 920, the Universal ID reader gets stored fingerprints930, the Universal ID reader request fingerprints from its screen 940,the Universal ID reader reads or scans fingerprints 950, thefingerprints of 930 and 950 are verified 960, if verification fails, theUniversal ID reader shows an error on the screen 965, if verification isauthenticated, the Universal ID reader builds a request 970, encryptsthe request 980 and sends the request 990.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes authentication havinga Universal ID computing response 1000 (FIG. 14) where the Universal IDReader may authenticate the response coming from Universal ID computingservices. In this preferred embodiment, this authentication will preventhacking from Universal ID Reader (for example, it can prevent a hack ofan Universal ID Reader to change Universal ID Computing services domainfor some untrusty endpoints created by a third party provider or hackerto fake a response and get access from Universal ID computing system).

In a preferred embodiment, validations are to be performed using aninternal decryption method residing in the Universal ID Reader'ssoftware. If all the validations pass, then the requested informationwill be shown in the Universal ID Reader's screen, otherwise an errormessage will be shown instead to advise the Universal ID Reader operatorto take the corresponding action (for example, denying access to someservices). FIG. 14 shows one preferred embodiment of the Universal IDComputing services response validation where the Universal ID readerreceives a response 1010, decrypts the response 1020, performsvalidations of the response 1030 and questions if the response is valid1040, if not an unauthorized access message is created 1045 which isshown on the Universal ID reader screen 1060, but if valid creates amessage with requested data 1050 which is shown on the Universal IDreader 1060.

In a preferred embodiment, the invention includes authentication usingUniversal ID computing where request authentication is used to preventhacking and information from being stolen by hackers or non-authorizedaccess (for example, if somebody creates a request to Universal IDComputing endpoints, Universal ID Computing must be able to deny access.In a preferred embodiment, two step authentications will be performed inthe following order: 1) Verify the encrypted request follows theUniversal ID encryption rules and 2) Authentication headers are includedin the request. In a preferred embodiment, if any of the previousvalidations fails, then Universal ID Computing services will send aresponse indicating a non-authorized access was attempted. FIG. 15 showsone preferred embodiment of authentication using Universal ID computingwhere the Universal ID computing receives a request 1110, decrypts theincoming data 1120, check if the encryption is valid 1130, if notcreates an unauthorized access response 1135, if encryption is validperforms a response validation 1140, if the response is invalid createsan unauthorized access response 1135, if the response is valid createsresponse with requested data 1160, and ultimately sends either theunauthorized access response 1135 or the response with requested data1170.

What is claimed:
 1. A Universal identification system for combining aplurality of identifications the system comprising: a Universal IDdevice including encrypted identification data storage andauthentication access, a Universal ID reader having internet connectionand able read the Universal ID device and an output to display data anda Universal ID computing system connected to the Universal ID reader andincluding at least one relational database ensuring uncorrupted data andat least one non-relational database for storage of information andwherein the Universal ID device is a smart card including a smart chipand wherein the smart chip stores information about one or more of thefollowing: a natural person, a juridical person, an animal, a plant anda thing and wherein the Universal ID reader reads the information fromthe smart chip and using the internet requests information from aUniversal ID services and wherein the Universal ID reader furthercomprises an additional verification input unique to at least one offollowing associated with the Universal ID device: the natural person,the juridical person, the animal, the plant and the thing and whereinthe Universal ID computing system includes computing services residingin a cloud wherein the Universal ID computing system further includingmicroservices wherein each set of information represents a logical blockof data and further including at least one microservice wherein themicroservice each set of information processed represents a logicalblock of data and wherein the microservices include elements selectedfrom the group consisting of an application programming interface, abackground offline data processing, a cache unit, and a database.
 2. AUniversal identification system for combining a plurality ofidentifications the system comprising: a Universal ID device includingencrypted identification data storage and authentication access, aUniversal ID reader having internet connection and able read theUniversal ID device and an output to display data and a Universal IDcomputing system connected to the Universal ID reader and including atleast one relational database ensuring uncorrupted data and at least onenon-relational database for storage of information and wherein theUniversal ID device is a smart card including a smart chip and whereinthe Universal ID reader reads the information from the smart chip andusing the internet requests information from a Universal ID services andwherein the Universal ID computing system further includingmicroservices wherein each set of information represents a logical blockof data and wherein the microservices include elements selected from thegroup consisting of an application programming interface, a backgroundoffline data processing, a cache unit, and a database.
 3. The Universalidentification system in claim 2 wherein the smart chip storesinformation about one or more of the following: a natural person, ajuridical person, an animal, a plant and a thing.
 4. The Universalidentification system in claim 3 wherein the Universal ID reader furthercomprises an additional verification input unique to at least one offollowing associated with the Universal ID device: the natural person,the juridical person, the animal, the plant and the thing.
 5. TheUniversal identification system in claim 4 wherein the Universal IDcomputing system includes computing services residing in a cloud.
 6. AUniversal identification system for combining a plurality ofidentifications the system comprising: a Universal ID device includingencrypted identification data storage and authentication access, aUniversal ID reader having internet connection and able read theUniversal ID device and an output to display data and a Universal IDcomputing system connected to the Universal ID reader and including atleast one relational database ensuring uncorrupted data and at least onenon-relational database for storage of information and wherein theUniversal ID device is a smart card including a smart chip and whereinthe Universal ID reader reads the information from the smart chip andusing the internet requests information from a Universal ID services andwherein the Universal ID computing system further including at least onemicroservice wherein the microservice each set of information processedrepresents a logical block of data and wherein the microservices includeelements selected from the group consisting of an applicationprogramming interface, a background offline data processing, a cacheunit, and a database.
 7. The Universal identification system in claim 6wherein the smart chip stores information about one or more of thefollowing: a natural person, a juridical person, an animal, a plant anda thing.
 8. The Universal identification system in claim 7 wherein theUniversal ID reader further comprises an additional verification inputunique to at least one of following associated with the Universal IDdevice: the natural person, the juridical person, the animal, the plantand the thing.
 9. The Universal identification system in claim 8 whereinthe Universal ID computing system includes computing services residingin a cloud.